2 Colour Boutique Effect Bow. Easter. How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Laços De Fita:

Hello, I'm doing some Easter makin. Today, it's a little bit early but sometimes is good to be prepared in advance. I got these gorgeous selection of ribbons from Aliexpress. I'Ve got a couple more on the way which haven't arrived yet, but while these were here, I can't wait to get started and trying to style out. So I've got this lovely Easter print home ribbon here, pull bunnies on it. I'Ve got a couple of these sort of nice ones with all the multi colors on and I've got a couple of pastels and they're. All 25 millimeter wide ribbon or 1 inch wide 25 millimeter, and this is what I made just now. This gorgeous layered boutique style, hair, bow I've put the Easter Bunny ribbon around the outside and I've paired it with the lilac and the spotty ribbon. I'M gon na use this ribbon again assess the only one I've got at the moment, but I'm gon na make this same style bow again and they're gon na show you how to make this, but this time I'm gon na go for obviously the Easter Bunny ribbon. So I'll see anyone I've got at the moment instead of the spotty ribbon. I used last time I'm going to use this the exact print and I'm also going to use the blue. So, to begin with, you need your ribbon cut to don't have you can see that 23 centimeters in length for the patterned ribbon I'll, show you that close-up so 23 centimeters for the patterned ribbon and this 25 millimeter wide and for your playing ribbon. You want to cut that to 20 centimeters and you need to two of each so 223 centimeters in patterned and 220 centimeters in your plane, and you just want a heat seal. Those ends. So, as you can see, I've already made my first half of my loops. So, to make these loops, you want to take your patterned ribbon. Then we're going to fold that in half I'm just going to use a lawyer just to help get a good crease. In there a nice, strong, crease, I'm gon na do the same with the plain ribbon fold in that in half make it a good, strong, crease and then using those creases. I'M going to lay my patterned ribbon on the top of my plain ribbon: lining them up with those creases and also lining the sides up as well, and then I'm going to use a needle and I'm just gon na pop that down that crease just to hold Them in place, and then with the ends you're going to fold them in half and Mark a crease halfway down there and the same of the patterned ribbon fold, it in half make a little crease and then you're going to line these two ends up. So using that crease as a guide line them up down the sides and the crease in the middle, taking another pin just secure those ends together. So that should look like this repeat that step with the other ends, marking the half. Why are you mark lining those up popping in a pin, so this is now what you've got now looking at your patterned ribbon? Obviously you want the patterned ribbon the right way up for your bow. So as I've got this bunny pattern - and this is the bottom - I want it to face this way. So this is going to be the bottom of my bow so to make the loop you want to bring this under and then curl that round. Don'T worry about lining this up at the moment, we'll do that in a second and the same for this side, bring it under and then round I'll just show you that again, because it is quite difficult to explain so you're bringing that under and then curling this Bit round like that, so you're bringing the inside of the ribbon, which is the pastel color you'll, bring in that Swiss face and upwards, but over the top of the patterned ribbon here the same for this side, bring it under and round now to line these up, You want to begin them with these two ends. You want to line them up, so they're overlap and halfway. So I thin line with the halfway mark here, and this ended in line with the halfway mark on this side, and I always put my right over my left and then once they're lined up. You then want to use this as a guide, which is the center of this ribbon, and you want Matt in the middle of those two, so that will look like this, so this is in the center of where these overlap - and this is all lined up here. Next, you want to take your needle and thread which I have here. Oh sorry, I'm hitting the camera so take your needle and thread which has got a knot in the end again working from right to left. You want to go in through these two corners. Then I'm going to throwing it up again so making sure you go in through these two corners through the two bottom layers and then all the way through and then you're going to come back up in between this pin here and this end so about here half Way come back up through all of those layers and then you're going to go back in between this pin and this pin around half way making sure you catch the corner with these bottom two layers as well and then again catching these two corners come in between Those two pins and then back in between this end and this one and then finally coming up through this end and the corners making sure you catch all of those layers like that. Now you can remove those pins and then, when you pull this, you then get that nice pinch like so now. Just to secure that pinch, I'm going to go back in through this side catching all those layers hold on hold that tight catch. All those layers quite hard to get it all the way through back through again this time, I'm just going to go through that loop to make a knot to make sure we've got all that in. So it should look like this and now we're ready to join these two ends together. So continuing on with the same piece of thread, I'm going to line these two up together, I'm just going to flip it over and I'm going to take my thread from this half and I'm gon na go through this side and then back through this side. Just to close in these two together and again through that side and then a few more stitches just to make sure that's nice and tight, and this one I'm going to seal off with a knot. So I'm going to go through. Then I'm going to go through this loop I'll go through it twice for luck, pull them that tight and then using your scissors just cut off the excess ribbon, and this is what you've now got, that lovely sort of boutique bow shape and they were ready to Do the tails so for my tails, I'm going to use my patterned bunny ribbon again and this lovely zigzag stripey ribbon and I'm going to cut this to four inches in length. You want one piece of that at four inches and then two pieces of this one at four inches, so I'm just going to use that stripey ribbon as a guide, so we've got three pieces for the tails. Now I'm going to fold this in half and cut down diagonally just make a little gap in there, just a heat seal that end, if you pinch it together and do this that will end up sticking together so make sure that you leave a gap before you Heat seal it I'm going to do the same with my bunny ribbon. So to make my tails I'm firstly going to fold this in half to mark the center on all three pieces, then using those creases as a guide. I'M going to line up these two Easter, Bunny patterned ribbon together line them up, and then this one I want in the middle and on the top. So I'm going to lay that over the top, so they're all in line with each other and then taking a piece of needle and thread using the crease that you've just made as a guide. You don't go in through that end and then out and then in then come out through the edge of the middle one and then in out and in through the edge of that middle one again and then back out and in for the last bit. You want to come out right through that very end. Can you see that so you've gone in out in out in out in out in and then come out at the very end and now you're ready to pull that tight to make that pinch and once you've made that pinch toy like that around the Senate or A few times and on the underside you're, just gon na seal that off by going under in through the loop just do that once more go under that cotton through the loop, that's hard to see in this right and then cut off the excess cotton. So there's your tails ready to attach your ribbon. I like that off the camera, so I've got a hot glue gun here, heating up nicely on the underside of my bow and a pop, a nice bit of hot glue on there pulling that up with the center. Just hold that in place while that glue sets. So this is what we've got now and they were ready to add our hair clip in the center and also a little bow trim on the side. So, as you can see, I've already lined a double pronged clip. I'M just going to place uh some glue on the top of this clip, I'm going to lay that in the middle, the bottom of my bow and for the center of the bow I'm going to use some of the zigzag. Now I don't have any ten millimeter wide in the zigzag ribbons. What I'm gon na do is I'm gon na cut a piece off, I'm just cutting up roughly by eye to how big I think I need it for the center. I will show you how long this is. This is just over two inches, I'm just gon na heat seal it around the side edge, Ralph cut it from this is a good trick. If you don't have any ribbon to match what you're using and you don't have, the ten millimeter just cut a little strip from what you have got and that works really well as long as you heat seal down the side that you've trimmed alright, I want my Zigzags, I don't matter really does it, so I can pop that in the center at the bottom and bring that round, there's a perfect level at that just over two centimeters that worked out well bring that under the clip. Now you could finish there, because that looks lovely just to put that as it is, but to finish it off, I like to add some little extra, tiny bows at the side to make the tiny bows you need two pieces of ten millimeter wide ribbon, and that Is cut to 7 centimeters, so two pieces at 7 centimeters and you need two pieces of 10 millimeter wide at 9 centimeters, but obviously this isn't 10 millimeter wide. If this was all I had in the zigzag ribbon, so I'm going to cut that right down the middle and I'm going to heat seal down the edge the raw edge, which I just cut just straightening this one off a bit and you're going to eat seal Down the side of that raw edge and there we can make some tiny little bows on eating seal these as well. So I'm going to fold this in half to mark the center and then I'm going to place a little bit of glue on both ends and I'm going to bring that in and just slightly overlap that Center crease Piper and the same with the pink ribbon fold. It in half a little bit of glue on either end slightly overlap per crease, and then I'm going to layer this on top of their zig zag loops. I'Ve just made I'm going to do the same with the other two pieces of ribbon. So these are the two little bows made and these two little strips I've just cut they're, just one inch long by 10, millimeter wide again. I'Ve cut up from this one inch wide ribbon and I'm just going to pop a little bit into the center. Put that into the center of that mini bow and then bring these two ends round. Hope you didn't want to come out then, and then all of a sudden loads came out careful not to burn yourself. Take the stringy bits, I'm sorry, you can't sleep. I'M doing there can you so I've, just wrapped that around the middle, so that's one little bow made. Do the same of the next one pops a little glue in that Center and then bring those two ends round the stringy bits. Mmm. Excuse me there's your two little mini bows and these we are going to attach to these sides. I decided I'm hot pink, because I thought that just brought out the hot pink in the zigzag ribbon and that also brought out some of the hot pink that is on the Bunny ribbon, bow so to stick these on the side. I'M just going to line these sides up to exactly how I want them to stay, make sure they're even and then they just sort of help to keep the structure of the bow together. So once you're happy with that place, your glue this side, this side and a little bit in the middle not too much just do it all the way across and then pop it on to the side, push it onto them loops and, as you can see, that's Also holding these loops in place so that will help keep the structure of the bow as well. So the same for the other side, that's my finger, and there you have your finished gorgeous Easter, themed, boutique style, bow there. You go I'll. Just show you next to the other one, so this one is using the blue with the hot pink at the sides, and this one I kept a pastel with the lilac and I used a pastel pink on the loops at the side and the spotty ribbon. Sort of zigzag, so there are two nice different, looks with the same style. Hair bow. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and find this easy to follow if you've got any questions pop them into the comments below and I'll do my best to get back to you. Thank you for watching bye, bye. You